Thoma Bravo snares Ping Identity in $2.8B go-private deal
In the latest move in a series of security-company acquisitions, Thoma Bravo has reached an arrangement to acquire IAM firm Ping.
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Thoma Bravo snaps up Proofpoint for US$12.3B
Private equity firm Thoma Bravo has built up its cyber security portfolio through purchasing Proofpoint for about US$12.3 billion.
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Here's why private equity is putting ‘buckets of money’ into IT companies
Following a spate of moves by players like Thoma Bravo and BHG Capital, why are private equity technology acquisitions accelerating?
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New CEO as private equity firm acquires ConnectWise
ConnectWise has been acquired by private equity firm Thoma Bravo, with founder and CEO Arnie Bellini set to transition into an advisory role.
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Intel, TPG in early talks to sell McAfee to private equity firm
Private equity firm Thoma Bravo LLC is in early talks to buy McAfee from TPG Capital and Intel, a source familiar with the matter has revealed.
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Silver Lake and Thoma Bravo acquire SolarWinds for $US4.5bn
IT management software company, SolarWinds, has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by private equity technology investment firms, Silver Lake Partners and Thoma Bravo.
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Security vulnerability-management rivals marry: Tripwire acquires nCircle
Tripwire today said it had acquired nCircle for an undisclosed price, a deal that will meld together two longtime rivals in the security and vulnerability-management industry. Tripwire, which had been acquired by investment firm Thoma Bravo two years ago, said it expects to continue making more acquisitions to grow as a security company.
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Cloud security vendor Crossbeam bought by private equity firm
Crossbeam has been bought by private equity firm Thoma Bravo, opening up the door for the security company to expand its product line both in-house and via acquisitions.
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Landesk Software purchased by US private equity firm
Lifecycle and IT service management solution vendor, Landesk Software, has been taken over by US-based private equity firm, Thoma Bravo. The company’s country manager, Alan Abraham, claimed the move would help Australian partners thanks to increased investment.
